Europe

The share windfall, worth nine times CEO Carl Cowling’s base salary, provoked anger among investors.

Groupthink is a leadership phenomenon that can paralyse executive management. With multinational companies and banks regularly falling victim, businesses must teach their staff to recognise and eliminate idea-resistant culture.

With no clear winner in the presidential election, investors are urged to remain cautious.

The UK-based online grocery retailer is preparing to make new strides in the automation of its business.

2020 will be remembered as a year of change. Much of the change has been forced upon us unexpectedly, but even during times of turmoil and uncertainty, there are often positives that come out of change that we can embrace and benefit from…

The new deal puts an end to a bitter legal dispute between the two companies, triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Though demand for air travel has plummeted, the gap left by commercial flights has left an opening for private jets to meet the needs of travelling business leaders.

Mercedes’ quadrupling of its stake in the luxury brand comes as part of a new technical partnership between the companies.

In every crisis, multinational companies seem to fall prey to a damaging cycle of mass layoffs and subsequent talent shortages. How can organisations avoid this pitfall while managing their bottom lines through a difficult period?

The electric carmaker has acquired a second German automotive company, less than a year before the opening of its planned German Gigafactory.

Though large organisations are rushing to become more agile, a business culture that will not embrace change may undo all of their investments.

After collapsing earlier this year, the British regional airline is set to restart operations under a new owner.